Matrimonio nicaragüense muere en España por intoxicación con monóxido de carbono
Un matrimonio nicaragüense falleció en la ciudad española de Cáceres tras una presunta intoxicación por monóxido de carbono, causada por el uso de una barbacoa dentro de su habitación para combatir las bajas temperaturas del invierno
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TL;DR
- A Nicaraguan couple died in Cáceres, Spain, due to suspected carbon monoxide poisoning.
- The couple used a barbecue in their room to combat low winter temperatures.
- The victims were identified as Joel Quijano Aguilar and Martha Cerna Vargas, both 43.
- Their three children and a nephew were found unharmed in the home.
- Police are investigating, with carbon monoxide poisoning being the most probable cause.
- The bodies were taken to the Institute of Legal Medicine for precise cause of death determination.
- Authorities have ruled out the involvement of third parties.